ATS Infrastructure Limited was established in 1998 by Getamber Anand as a residential real estate developer focused on Delhi and the National Capital Region, and its headquarters is located in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. The company's scale attracted institutional capital early: investors in the company include financial institutions such as HDFC Fund and ICICI Prudential AMC. In 2011, HDFC Fund invested ₹200 crore in one of the company's projects in New Delhi, and in 2013, ATS announced an investment of ₹2,000 crore in a project in Mohali, signalling a developer that has operated at a multi-city, multi-hundred-crore scale rather than a single-project setup. The group today runs operations across Gurgaon, Noida, Greater Noida, Yamuna Expressway, Indirapuram, Derabassi, Mohali and Dehradun.
Gurgaon has been a long-running market for the developer rather than a recent entry. ATS Triumph in Sector 104 and ATS Grandstand in Sector 99A are among the projects the group has built in the city, and further along the same Dwarka Expressway belt, ATS Tourmaline in Sector 109 was designed as five towers with 410 homes and 8 villas spread across 10.4 acres. This existing footprint along the expressway is the backdrop against which ATS Homekraft 1000 Trees Plots in Sector 105 should be read — it is an extension of a corridor the developer already builds in, not a first attempt at the location.
ATS Homekraft 1000 Trees is a residential plotted development in Sector 105, Gurgaon, positioned for buyers who want to build on their own timeline rather than take a ready-built unit. Plot sizes are offered across a range of dimensions, and each plot comes with basic infrastructure such as water, electricity and road connections, keeping the offering functional rather than purely speculative land. On-ground amenities lean toward open-space and low-key recreation: the project includes open-space gardens, a clubhouse, and dedicated areas for meditation and yoga, alongside car parking, 24-hour CCTV surveillance and WiFi connectivity for basic security and convenience.
Positioning within the sector is anchored to established transit points rather than proposed ones. The plots are close to Gurgaon Railway Station, roughly 2.4 km away, and Gurgaon ISBT, about 5.8 km away, while Dwarka Sector 21 Metro Station is around 11 km to the north and the Rapid Metro MG Road station about 10 km to the east. The site is served by the Dwarka Expressway and Chauma Road, the two arteries that carry most of Sector 105's traffic into both Gurgaon and Delhi.
Sector 105 sits on what is officially the Northern Peripheral Road but is known locally as the Dwarka Expressway — a stretch of roughly 29 km connecting IGI Airport in Delhi to NH-48 in Gurgaon. That single road has done more to reshape demand in this belt than any other single factor, and the price data reflects it: Sector 105 has recorded 210.7% price appreciation over the last three years, among the highest in Gurgaon. For land specifically, rates along Dwarka Expressway currently run between ₹17,250 and ₹26,800 per square foot, and land rates on the corridor have moved up 82% over three years and 208.3% over five years — a pace of appreciation that matters directly to a plot buyer, since land value (not construction) is the primary asset being purchased.
Connectivity beyond the expressway itself adds to the case. The Delhi-Jaipur Highway, NH-8, is roughly a ten-minute drive away, and the Diplomatic Enclave, home to several embassies, is about 3 km from this part of Sector 105. Public transport is also being upgraded rather than left static: a planned metro line from Millennium City Centre to Cyber City, including a spur toward Dwarka Expressway, is expected to improve last-mile transit for the sector, and a new city bus depot planned at Sector 103 is set to add further commuting options.
Sector 105 already has a base of schools, healthcare and retail that plot owners building homes here can draw on rather than wait for. Schools such as HSV Global and Euro International are close by, Lotus and Medanta hospitals serve the healthcare needs of the area, and Neo Square and Ambience Mall cover shopping and entertainment within reach. Independent buyer feedback on the broader locality also rates it well on liveability: residents rate Sector 105 5 out of 5 for overall quality of life, and it holds the 72nd position citywide for overall livability.
For a plotted development, the identity of the developer matters mostly in the quality of internal infrastructure and the reliability of handover — roads, drainage, boundary demarcation and utility connections rather than construction of superstructure. ATS Homekraft operates as the lifestyle housing arm of ATS Group, a name active in North India's real estate market since 1998, with more than 50 million square feet delivered and a further 40 million square feet under development. That combination of a three-decade parent company and an established Dwarka Expressway presence through Triumph, Grandstand and Tourmaline is the practical context in which ATS Homekraft 1000 Trees Plots is being offered in Sector 105.